Corry Evening Journal details and circulation notes
Publication notice for Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania including address, publisher A Colegrove and Fred Kimball Inc, rates for mail and carrier delivery, entry at Corry post office, and advertising rate notice with city and building references.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tritone Tower
Chicago
Witten
Moral Dullness and Honest Conduct in Students and Crime
A Detroit public schools psychologist links irregular behavior and minor offenses to pupil dullness. Slower or behind-grade students show higher rates of lying theft and cheating. The same pattern appears in penal institutions, suggesting wrongdoing is often the refuge of the weak rather than intelligent criminal mastery.
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Detroit Public
Florida Tourism Rebounds As Winter Visitors Return
Florida sees a strong winter turnaround with tourists and new residents returning in larger numbers. Train crowds, crowded roads, and booming foreign travel point to a broader national recovery from the stock market fall. Southern states like Florida and California report renewed interest in warm climates as people relocate seasonally.
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Florida
Florida Ren Estates
Look and Learn 1. Questions and Answers
Answers to yesterday's questions include Amherst and Nightingale. The February gem symbol is amethyst. The disguises worn by the PARLcipartS Mno the Boston Pew Party are not clearly defined. The Missouri River flows into the Mississippi River.
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Palermo
Boston
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 1 1910
The item notes Joseph A Flynn owner of the Phoenix Hotel has received a wildcat taxidermy specimen. A moonlight sleigh event is planned by Juller Rink at the Armory under Mr Crosby. John Silloway's death in Portland is reported, with his mother ill and not expected to recover. HL Heerlein Jr returns to Pittsburgh after vacation to resume duties at Union Station. The Andrew Downie McPhee show will consolidate in the city and depart from Corry in spring.
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Joseph A. Flynn
Phoenix Hotel
John Silloway
Portland
Oregon
Sillowey
Damon
HL. G. Heerlein, Jr
Pittsburgh
Union Station
Andrew Downie McPhee
Corry
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon Retinue word study
Daily English lesson by W L Gordon teaches usage and pronunciation. Focus today on the word retinue defined as a body of retainers accompanying a distinguished person. Example shows three secretaries, a physician, and a valet in a celebrity entourage.
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W.L. Gordon
Wire strength scales with area for diameter change
A wire with diameter .01 inch supports 20 pounds. a 1 inch diameter wire would support proportionally more, based on cross sectional area. Area scales with the square of diameter, so the 1 inch wire has (1 / .01)^2 = 10,000 times the area, yielding about 200,000 pounds. The accompanying note about 60 percent and arithmetic is unrelated to the direct area-based calculation.
Who Is He Kentuckian Minshall Robison Senator Nominee
John Minshall Robison, a Bourbonville Ky. congressman and Republican, was appointed U.S. senator to replace Frederic M. Suckett. A Kentuckian through and through, he began practicing law in 1893 and has largely stayed in Kentucky except when Congress meets. The piece questions the value of gifts misapplied and cites Quintillian on using Providence for neighbor’s harm.
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John Minshal Robison
Bourbonville
U.S
Kentucky
Frederic M. Suckett
Germany
Bracken County
Pennsylvania Fish Distribution Totals Rise in 1924
Final tabulations by the Board of Fish Commissioners show Pennsylvania distributed a total fish value of 463,636 dollars in streams during 1924, with trout shipments from Corry Hatchery and new hatcheries at Tionostin Forest County and Reynoldsville Bradford County expected to boost output. The report lists species distributions by size and value, including trout 6 to 10 inches at 749,557 dollars and yellow perch fry to 10 inches at 260,886,699 dollars, among others, and notes policy of distributing hatchery fish only after reaching survivable size.
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Corry
Board of Fish Commissioners
Tionostn
Forest County
Reynoldsvile
Bradford County
Sparta Road Building Held Up Until Spring
Winter weather and sub zero temperatures halted construction on the Corry Spartansburg road in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Hagedorn Instruction Company suspended all work and moved crews to a southern Pennsylvania city where another road contract is active. State Highway Department engineers Kramer and Stevens were reassigned to other jobs as the buildup waits for Spring thaw to resume concrete pouring and related tasks.
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Pennsylvania
Sui
Hagedorn Instruction Company
Corry-Spartansburg
R. J. Kramer
Stevens
Ment
Car Franklin
Spartansburg
Sub-District Meeting Held at Greenfield Dairymen’s League
The primary sub district meeting of the Dairymen's League District 17B met at the Grange hall in Greenfield on Thursday January 30. Delegates from Cambridge Springs Corry Unum City Greenfield Waterford Townville and Northeast attended. An elaborate noon dinner was served as delegates discussed butter's value and usage. Director H H Marsh reported on the Pennsylvania Farm Products Show in Harrisburg and the New York City directors’ meeting. Plans were made for the annual meeting to be held in June in Syracuse. Fatally Injured in Aliquippa Pa A man was killed when struck by a locomotive in the Aliquippa & Southern Railroad yards.
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Dairymen’s League
Grange Hall
Greenfield
Cambride Springs
Corry
Unum City
Waterford
Townville
Nort East
H. H. Marsh
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
UK League Hell
New York City
Syracuse
Stolen Auto Nabs Suspect In Brooklyn Square Incident
Jamestown report states Howard Allen of West Seventh Street saw his car roll away from outside a restaurant in Brooklyn Square at 11 26 p m A stranger at the wheel sped off but Howard pursued and jumped in He and the thief wrestled the ignition switch stopping the car The suspect identified as Tony Conti 119 Barrows Street was arrested on grand larceny second degree Police note the car is a high valued model.
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Jamestown
Allen
Seventh Street
Broodyn Square
Automobil
Howard Hade
Tony Conti
Barrows Sires
Conti
Howard
Brooklyn Square
Corry Couple Weds at Warren in January Ceremony
Harold L. Chase and Miss Alvene Nelson of Corry were married at Warren yesterday January 11 by Rev. Greer of Warren Methodist Church. Chase is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Chase of Euclid street and Nelson is the daughter of Mr Andrew Nelson of East Columbus avenue. After the ceremony the couple drove to Niagara Falls and Buffalo with friends for a few days before returning to Corry to make their home.
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Harold 1. Chase
Alvene Nelson
Warren
Greer
Warren Methodist Church
Chase
Frank Chase
Euclid Street
Andrew Nelson
East Columbus Avenue
Niagar Falls
Buffalo
Fine Cast for Presentation of Aunt Lucia
Merrill Wilcox leads the fine cast in presenting Aunt Lucia in a benefit show for the Women’s Club at the High School auditorium next Thursday and Friday nights February 7 and 8. Other leads include Ernest Morrow as the Butter and Egg Man and Milo Brown as Mr Co Arch Lyon. George and Dick are played by Guy Abbey and Phil Zalzneck with three college girls by Doris Doolittle Dorothy Spleman and Flagel Sweet. Dean Howat is played by Lena St Clairt and the college president and his wife by Frank Babbitt and Mary Gondia, providing a lively amateur comedy with local names and a campus setting.
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Merrill Wilcox
Lucia
Mr. Wilcox
Jerry W
A.ls Uc
Lucia Wakefield
Ernest Morrow
Egg Man
Omaha
Milon Brown
Co Arch Lyon
George and
Guy Abbey
Phil Zalzneck
Char Jersy
Betey
Molly
Gthelyn
Doris Doolittle
Dorothy Splesman
Flagel Sweet
Uoes
Dean Howat
Lena St. Clairt
Prof
Gaddis
Frank Babbitt
Mary Gondia
Five Thousand Dollar Store Loss Reported Last Night
A store suffered an estimated five thousand dollar loss last night. Mrs. Rose Geller, residing on the second floor of the building, was not at home at the time. The incident details are uncertain from the readable text.
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Rose Geller
Ust
Dpumata
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Quintillan
Corry Hatchery
Fish Commission
Paso
Sparta
Aliquippa
Howard Battles
Aliquippa & Southern Railroad
Remington
Ty Street
Model Dairy CO
Penna Ave
Aunt Lucia
Woman’s Club
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James Burkett
Erie
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